Tell which file has a non-ansi name.

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Tell which file has a non-ansi name.

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Hi,
When creating an archive Total Commander will warn you that one or more files have a non-ansi file name. It allows various options but I would like one as "show non-ansi files". Usually I don't like these file names myself and rather have their name changed to someting Ansi, but I would like to quickly find out which files we're talking about.
Is it an idea to have something like this added?
Best regards, JP.
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Give a try with voidtools Everything 1.5a and if it match your expectation use it in TC. see viewtopic.php?f=3&t=56800
in everything: char-range:>0x7F
in TC search use everything modifier on search field, once ticked in search dialog.
ep: char-range:>0x7F
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Re: Tell which file has a non-ansi name.

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nsp wrote: 2021-09-09, 07:49 UTC Give a try with voidtools Everything 1.5a and if it match your expectation use it in TC. see viewtopic.php?f=3&t=56800
in everything: char-range:>0x7F
in TC search use everything modifier on search field, once ticked in search dialog.
ep: char-range:>0x7F
It should be ev not ep
ev: char-range:>0x7F
Its also possible to use Regex for ranges like the following for extended Ascii characters
ev:regex:[^\x00-\x7f]
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Re: Tell which file has a non-ansi name.

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Horst.Epp wrote: 2021-09-09, 11:58 UTC
Its also possible to use Regex for ranges like the following for extended Ascii characters
ev:regex:[^\x00-\x7f]
[^\x00-\x7f] works like a charm in TC search. Now just fingers crossed that I will remember the regex. Thanks!
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jphendriks wrote: 2021-09-09, 20:35 UTC ... . Now just fingers crossed that I will remember the regex.



You can save the configuration made in MRT (Multi rename tool) for later reuse and also call it from a button:
viewtopic.php?p=347067#p347067






 
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